Tucson Local Media Aug. 22, 2018 UA administration celebrate benefits of community involvement UA President Robert C. Robbins, Dave Heeke and Kevin Sumlin address the importance of building strong bonds between the business community in Tucson and the UA.
Arizona Daily Wildcat Aug. 21, 2018 Welcome from President Robbins UA President Robert C. Robbins writes an op-ed welcoming students to campus.
Arizona Public Media Aug. 20, 2018 UA Tech Park to mentor companies in solar competition The UA Tech Park has been selected by the federal government to act as a mentor organization to companies taking part in a competition with $3 million in prize money.
BBC Aug. 20, 2018 Workers in open-plan offices 'more active' New UA-led research found that open office seating arrangements offer health benefits not seen in workers in cubicles or private offices.
The Chronicle of Higher Education Aug. 19, 2018 What is your responsibility as a bystander to a colleague having problems? The UA's Allison M. Vaillancourt writes that being a good academic citizen requires that we do our part to keep the members of our community as safe as possible.
Arizona Daily Star Aug. 18, 2018 UA tree-ring researchers cool long debate of ancient Thera volcano eruption New UA-led research uses tree rings to shed light on discrepancies between archeological and radiocarbon evidence in dating the ancient volcanic eruption of Thera.
KGUN Aug. 17, 2018 UA College of Law teaming up with BYU to tackle eviction Students in the UA's Innovation for Justice program will join forces with Brigham Young University to explore solutions to reduce evictions.
The New York Times Aug. 17, 2018 In a divided era, one thing seems to unite: political anger Carolyn Lukensmeyer, executive director of the UA-headquartered National Institute for Civil Discourse, is interviewed about disputes over politics.
Entrepreneur Aug. 16, 2018 Married or single parent: Who faces more workplace bias? Single moms aren't penalized at work in the same way married mothers are, new UA-led research suggests.
MarketWatch Aug. 16, 2018 Why it’s so hard to resist #fakenews The UA's Sam Scovill found that young people who seek out news online on their own are more likely to participate in political activism and campaigning.
